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When we think of eating for our health, we’re usually watching our waistline, not our eyesight. But it’s just as important to eat for your eyesight for long term eye health Macula degeneration and cataracts are two conditions that may be prevented if you eat the right foods. Among foo

Every summer in New Zealand we grab our togs, the sunscreen and hats are slopped and slapped, the chilly bin packed and we’re off to the beaches,lakes,rivers and swimming pools. And don’t forget any trip to the Pacific Islands!!!! But if you can’t see too well without your gla

What determines your eye colour?? There are a lot of different eye colours in humans but some are rarer than others. Just look around you and take a good look at peoples eye colour. There is a high chance you will notice a lot of people with brown eyes. Brown eyes are by far the most

The rumour: You can damage your eyes by looking at a computer screen for too long After staring at a monitor for hours on end, have your eyes ever felt dry, itchy or irritated? Has your vision become blurry, or have you even seen double? Has your head begun to pound because of

Our new branch practice on the Omokoroa peninsula opened in February-situated at 170 Omokoroa Rd in the medical complex. We welcome the opportunity to offer full scope optometry to the Omokoroa and surrounding community. Directors Mike Callard and Celia Cutfield along with Lynley Smit

It’s been an eventful year at Langford Callard, here are our highlights from 2013. March: We launch our new website (www.langfordcallard.co.nz) April: Celia Cutfield becomes a Director of the practice (learn more about Celia) May: We join Facebook (www.facebook.com/langfordcallard) Ju

Coming to see us these holidays? Opening hours Great news! It’s business as usual at Langford Callard this Christmas. Our normal Monday to Saturday opening hours apply except for the four statutory holidays listed below: Christmas Day (25th Dec) Boxing Day (26th Dec) New Years D

Live in Omokoroa? If you’re one of our Omokoroa patients who travel to Tauranga to see us, then we have some good news! Early in 2014 we’ll be opening our very own practice in Omokoroa. The practice will be situated alongside the Omokoroa Medical Centre on McDonnell St whe

Choosing sunglasses can be hard work. And it’s not only fashion you have to think about, because UV protection is important too. What are UV Rays? Ultraviolet (UV) rays occur when the sun breaks through our ozone layer to reach our little piece of paradise here in Tauranga. UVA